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using what you have learned about the aztec empire, click to correct any errors in the text. the aztec lived in south america between the 1300s and 1500s. an aztec group called the inca founded the city of tenochtitlán on an island in lake texcoco. the aztec had to adapt to their environment. so, they adopted a style of farming using agricultural terraces. the founders of tenochtitlán became more powerful by creating an alliance with two other city - states. over time, they created the aztec empire and gained a lot of territory in mesoamerica. submit
- The Aztec Empire was located in Mesoamerica (not South America).
- The Inca were a separate civilization in South America; the group that founded Tenochtitlán was the Mexica (an Aztec group).
- The Aztec used chinampas (floating gardens) for farming, not agricultural terraces (which are more associated with Andean civilizations like the Inca or with civilizations like the Maya in some cases, but not the Aztec's primary farming method in their lake - based environment). The part about creating an alliance is correct.
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- "South America" should be corrected to "Mesoamerica".
- "Inca" should be corrected to "Mexica".
- "agricultural terraces" should be corrected to "chinampas (floating gardens)".